Towne Mall sewer decision looms for Franklin or Middletown
Warren County weighs which jurisdiction will serve Towne Mall as Elder-Beerman and Sears await sewer lines. Middletown offers a $92 000 gravity line while Franklin plans face $1 million costs and financing hurdles. Holding tanks for McAlpin's may not be allowed, delaying openings into 1990.
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Franklin
Middletown
Towne Mall
Elder-Beerman
Sears
Warren County
Franklin Township
Arch Hildebrant
Miami Conservancy District
MCD
Middletown City Commission
Towne East
Dale Hessel
Dick Goecke
Public Service
McAlpin's
Franklin MCD
Sears and
Abdul Rashidi
Southwest Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
OEPA
Cambodian Premier Discusses Peace Talks With Khmer Rouge
Cambodian premier Long Boret reportedly discussed peace negotiations with a Khmer Rouge delegation in Bangkok. Amid the talks the army faced setbacks around Phnom Penh as insurgents overran a 300-man government position on the Mekong east bank. Rockets and shells killed and wounded several at Phnom Penh airport and nearby areas.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Long Boret
Bangkok
Mekong River
Ford to seek new foreign policy in Congress tonight
President Ford plans a major foreign policy address to Congress aiming for bipartisan support for humanitarian and military aid to Indochina. He will press for a strong working relationship with Congress and stress a new approach amid global crises.
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Ford
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Indochina
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
White House
Ron Nessen
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services Committee
Clash at Xuan Loc Continues Battle for Provincial Capital
SAIGON South Vietnam AP reports the battle for Xuan Loc 40 miles east of Saigon extends into a second day with officials claiming another N Vietnam assault was repulsed while other sources report heavy fighting outside the city. Military analysts warn it is too early to tell if attacks signal a push toward Saigon.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Xuan Loc
Long Khanh
Inside Ann Landers and Local Pages Highlights
A compact roundup from Middletown area papers covering Ann Landers notes, bridge and crossword puzzles, counts of vital statistics, want ads, and brief editorials plus local sports and theater updates.
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Ann Landers Bridge
Comics
Heloise
Middletown
Area
Women's News
Indian guru Guru Maharaj Ji vanishes amid power struggle
The 17 year old religious leader has dropped from view in New Delhi. He threatened to oust his mother from the Divine Light Mission founded by his father. Devotees in Denver say he arrived in Bombay to plan a campaign to control Indian operations. Authorities in New Delhi Bombay and Calcutta search for him amid speculation he seeks to gauge support among the mission’s eight million followers.
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India
Guru Maharaj Ji
Divine Light Mission
Denver
Colo
Bombay
Calcutta
Middletown Weather Outlook Rain Chance Tonight Through Friday
Rain possible in the Middletown area tonight and Friday with lows in the upper 30s and highs in the upper 50s. Yesterday’s high was 43 and the overnight low 32 with .05 inch of rain recorded. The extended outlook calls for fair skies Saturday through Monday.
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Middletown
Court criticizes judge for irregular actions in Reserve Mining case
The 8th Circuit faulted U S District Judge Miles Lord over handling of the Reserve Mining environmental suit after its March 14 and 15 rulings. It said his March 15 remark on a 7 to 10 year tailings discharge window and a post decision meeting appeared inconsistent with the appellate decision. The court urged respect for its opinions and noted insufficient time to study all matters before extending delays. Lord declined comment from his Minneapolis area home.
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8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Miles Lord
Reserve Mining Co
Lake Superior
Lord
District Court
Minneapolis
Appeals Court
Guard airlift to feed Montana cattle begins
About 60 Montana National Guard members mobilized by Gov. Thomas L. Judge start an emergency airlift of feed to stranded cattle. The helicopter operation will begin at dawn to relieve cattle herds trapped by heavy snow in north central Montana.
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Helena
Mont
Montana National Guard
Montana
Thomas L. Judge
Senate vote prompts energy conservation debate and price rise plan
A surprise Senate vote allowed 50 percent higher prices for a share of domestic oil, and final action loomed on a bill granting the President power to impose conservation measures in an emergency. The House Ways and Means Committee eyed an energy tax package as oil-state senators celebrated a win predicting 19 billion barrels could be pumped if prices rose from $5.25.
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Senate
House
Ways and Means
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